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Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01
THE CoLOReD CITIZEN
Inclined to Kick" Pet2ase o. Matthews
Rejection.

h-JcttiOn
WASHINGTON CITY, Feb The Star
saws: Republican senator's are uneasy at the
attitude Of the cnl0rei people in regard tc
the rejection of Matthews. The Republicans
Of the senate who voted to confirm Matthews
maintain that mistake was made in reject
ing him In order to conteract the feeling
OF resentfulness among the col0red people Of
the country Senator Ingalls,, chairman Of
the committee which considered the case and
recommended rejection, prepared letter
setting forth the reasons for the course
adopted This letter Vas one sub ject for de
bate at the caucus Of Republican senator's
Saturday The letter could not with pro
priety Be addressed to the coloretl people, %
it was proposed to get it out a reply to the
communication which the pre,ii mt SeEt u
The senate with the last nomination ri Mat
rhews There vas no decision in the caucUs
Oh the question ingalls, submitted h:s l-tr=r
in sacret session SATURDAY afternoon. but its
consideration was oojectsi to ana It went
over. 1t viii probably come up a. the next
executive SESSION and nay provoke political
fight. as the Democrats are not disposed 70
permit the Republican ma jority to issue any
public excuses OF explanations il regard 70
Matthews
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01
Ran Out of Sympathy.

NEw HAVEN, Conn, Feb. The
steveiores Of the New Haven Steamship com.
pany, who struck on Friday last in sympa.
thy with their New York brothers, have ap-
plei for reinstatement The company as
yet has taken no steps in the matter The
new gang of men will be kept at work fol
the present, at least.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01

thews, of Union, introduced resolution in
the house Monday night, reciting that the
disputes between the ceal and shipsing COM
panies and their employees in causing great
Inconvenience and hardship, therefore re
solved, that special committee of five be
appointed to sit during recess<ss with power
to send fer persons and papers and to employ
a stenographer, for the purpose of investigat-
ing the causes of said disputes and to report
to the house by bill or otherwise such recon-
mendation as may in their Judgment seem
proper The resolution was referred TO the
iab,s- committee
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01

NEw YORK. Feb. The strike at Loril-
lard's tobacco factory in Jersey City ended
Monday, the employes returning uncondi-
tionally upon the promise that their griev-
ances VIII be carefully considered, and salts
fed, If possible The rev employees will not
De discharged. so that come o. the old hands
have lost their places.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01

AppIyine for free Delivery.

WASHINGTON CITY. Feb. There have
been ninety-fve applications received at the
postoffice department from different towns
throughout the country asking for the extern
sion of the free delivery service under the
recent act of congress, which extends the
service in the discretion of the postmaster
general to towns having specifiei quahfca-
tions The number of towns having the
requisite population OF revenue Is $50
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01

NORTH BRooKFELD. Mass. Feb. The
80 members Of the K Of L employed al
Batcheller x Co.'S extensive shoe manu-
factory, have been ordered out by District
NJ. 81, K Of. L.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01
New L. of 1. Trade District.

BosToS, Mass, Feb. lit is proposed to
form of the employees of all the New England
steam railroads new trade district of the
Knights of Labor. The object of the district
VIII BE- to see that the men are fairly COM
pensatei and have reasonable hours, and TO
keep an oversight of the welfare of the mem
bers. District organizers will take the field,
and mass meetings viii be called to interest
The men. and a sick and death benefit fund
viii be established Meetings will be called
in all large towns throughout New England.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01
The Coming United Labor Convention.

CINCINNATI, Feb. Chairman Heath, of
the national committee Of the United Labor
party. has written TO the committee of ar
rangeulents here to secure hotel accommoda-
ton for 90 delegates to the labor conven-
ton Feb y, and nall tha: will seat at least
100 delegates. John Swinton, Henry
George and Grand Master Workman Pow
DERBY viii De present Music hall will be Sc
cured for the convention.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01
RECKLESS INSURANCE METHODS
Sends an Iowa Insurance Company to
the Wall.


DEs MONIES, Iowa, Feb. The failure Of
the Monarch Insurance company, of this city
occurred Monday morning, b F. Alien being
appointed receiver. The liabilities are &C.,
IS. 70 The failure has been expected for
some time, as the methods Of the company
have been reckless ani the agents have done
some heavy cutting. Ii recently insured a
whole town near Eastport, and a recent heavy
firethere resulted in d loss Of c,O11. Rspr-
sentatives OF tie company said that until
Friday they knew nothing OF the impending
crash At that time rumor was started,
the effect of which As to cut of the com
pany's cash remittanceS from brokers ali
over the country The books were then
thrown open to a committee Of policy hold
ers, and it is be;ieyed the company will he
able to pay all existing Claims and will soon
right matters again.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Feb. From the deci.
sion Of Judge Couch, removing the brewery
cases TO the United States court, the at
torneys for the PronibitiOnists have appealed
TO the supreme court of the state. It was
sought 70 close the saloons attached to the
brawarrs alone.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01

The finest mail and paper box ever in.
vented is for ssie at the ARGUS cfice al
the low price of 81 each. The same boz
is sold everywhere at s1.60. Call and ex'
anime them.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01
A Good Rocket for Life Savers,

WAsHISGToS CITY, Feb. 1-Tners was a
very interesting exhibition Of the Canning
ham line-rnrsst. intended IN BE- Used in place
# mortarS for carrying I.f--Iires TO stranded
and shipvreckei vessels. at the arsenal
grounds hera Monday afternoon SUP=rvIs-
ing Inspector General Dumont and a large
delegation Of steam vessel inspectors. Com
ulodOre Nicholson and CAPT Craven, and a
dozen or more congressman witnessed the eE-
hibiti1a Several rockies were fred ovsr the
so and s0 and ! ,09J yards ranges, with a
precision and accuracy that brought ont eZ-
pressions Of wonder and surprise from al
present. Among steam vessel inspectors
present the utility and value Of the rocke,
On shiphnard was unquestione1.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01

"Ob, Willie We have missed your
Since you have been away, darling, I've
not had one soul to send to the drug.
gist's for my DIR. Bulls cough syrup: and
when my cough syrup is gone feel like
/ had lost my best friend.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01

LoSpoN. Feh. lin the house OF lords
Monday motion for the second reading Of
the woman suffrage bIn was rejected with
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01

"Are cigaIetts injurious" demands an
excited periodical. As the cigarette is
fast wiping out the masher population,
we are rather inclined to believe that
they not
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01

WASH, GTos CITY, Feb Attorney Gen
eral Garland has returned the interstate
commerce bill to the president with an oral
opinion about its constitutionality. 1t is TN
derstood that the attorney general raised no
such objections as would be likely to induce
the president to veto tine bill
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01

EAsTPoRT, Ne, Feb. THE Canadians
are still fshing in American waters, but nc
attempt IS being ma.iz to strp the n, and
there is 10 excitement
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01
For the sake of Consistency.

WAsHIEGToS CITY. Feb The Star SAYS
although Secretary RsFard has not yet an
nounoed that the British schooners seizad in
Alaskan waters for Illegal fishing were
wrongfully seized and held by the govern
ment, that this will be the outcome Of the
whole matter, and that proper damages will
be paid BY this government for losses by de-
tsnsion. It is understood, The Star adds,
that this Is in accordance with an opinion OF
the attorney general after carefully consider
ing all the court proceedings, which showed
that the vessels were catching seals outside
the three-mile line, and were, therefore, well
within their right according to the cOnstruc-
tien this government has ALWAYS insisted
upon
National Opera a Success at Washington.
WASHINGTON CITY. Feb 1.-THE National
Opera company Monday night began a series
Of seven performances Of grand opera IN
English at Albaughs opera house The
Hugusnot" was very effectively rendered and
enthusiastically received by one Of the most
brilliant and distinguished audiences that
ever assembled in Washington theatre. The
presidential party-Mrs Cleveland, accom-
panied by Col. and Mrs Lamont and the
young ladies who are visiting at the White
House-occuped one Of the stage boxes The
president was unable to attend
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01

AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. by vote of 50 to
81 The house Monday passed the joint resolu-
ton proposing a prohibition amendment te
tbs constitution.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 1.-The redrc.
ton in the public debt for January is esti
mated by treasury officials at about S9,G9o,
GD0
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01

BELFAST, Feb Kelly, the originator Of
SATURDAYS rio:lug. has been sentenced to
three months Imprisonment
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01
Fearful Trip Through the Air.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1.-Clinging to e
parachute T. S. Baldwin leaped Monday
afternoon from balloon over Zoo feet up
in the air, thus making it is believed, the
biggest drop on record. Baldwin is the man
who walked on q tight rope frum the Cliff
house to Seal Rocks last summer. His feat
Monday took place in an inclosure outside
Golden Gate park, and was witnessed by
about 1900 people. The rush downward in
creased with every foot until the velocity
was frightful. Thousands rushed to his aid,
but, picking himself up, he threw back SOM
ersaults, ran fifty-yard squirt, and said he
would make the drop ], 500 feet next time
The baker always has his hour Of
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01
DROWNED By HUNDREDS.
OVER THREE HUNDRED EMI6RANTS s
SACRIFICED AT SEA.

Two Vessels Sunk in Collision on the
South American Coast-The Foreign
Budget-The Irish Question in Parlia-
ment-Afghan Butchers-A Cashiers
Characterization ON Europe.
LONDON, Feb 1.-Dispat ches from Rio
Janeiro state that the bark Ada Melmore
came into collision with the steamship ka-
punda, and that she as well as the Kapunda
sank within few minutes of the two vessels
coming together The dispatches also state
that 3o4 persons were drowned. Most Of
the victims were emigrants
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01
New Advertisements.
TO ADVERTISERS.

For check for So We viii print ten line ad-
veriissment in one Million Issues Of leading
American newsparers. This l. 81 The rate Of ONLY
one fifth Of cent line. for 1000 circulation
The advertisement viii he placed before One
Million different ne ewspsper purchasers or FIVE
MILLION READERS Zen lines will accommodate
about IS words. Address with copy Of Adv. and
check. or send % cents for book Of 1-6 pages
GEO. P. HOWELL & Co, 10 Spruce ST. New lorE.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01

nEAcurcc Its eauses, and new and sue.
VENI uSoS cessfGl CURE at your own
l home, by one who was deaf iwenty-eight
- years. Treated by most of noted specialists
without benefit. Cured ki1aself in three months.
and since then hundreds Of oihers Full partieu
lars sent on application.
T. s. PAGE Nc. Il West 5lst St, " Y CITY
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01

AIDES wanted to get up Tea Clubs for oHr
LPure Teas and CutcCs. host Il useful Arti-
eles to select from as premiums. >eud for Illus
iraied Pr ice and Premium -. SPECIAL UYFEE:
10 every TENTH persca that answers this aaver-
tisement. We will send FREE one pound of choice
Tea. Address
NATL TEA AND COFFEE co.
jan l0-dv 2m Boston. Mass
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-02-01

SENATOR FUNs, Of Bloomington. has
introduced bill into the legislature for
the location Of a permanent state fair
ground.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.


NEW YORK, April AT the Office of Geo. K. Sis.
.are SON. the Broadstreet brokers' it is said that
.ne urn mas been notified that their Detroit agent
A Alex M. stanton, had left for parts unknown on
MONDAY last. An accountant has been sent to De
troi1 ana Is now examining the books of Mr. stan.
COn. from all Indications 1t seems there Is 8
shortage OF $4,000. The firm say it is singular
Inat me loss Is so small considering StantonS OPP
POatuntieA The defalcation seems to be In such
snaPe Iaat ko6t l. stanton, q Detroit millionaire
s anu urvsnel OF the defaulter is bound for nearly
Inc enIlre amount. Sistare 4 Son lose very little
q! stanton and his family held high position
Detroit society, and his wife is said TO be com
pletely Frustrated by her husbands act.
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AVuUOu Att0t0Fy NOte0e
WORK ON AMERICAN HOME RULE" HERBERT
SPENCER WRITING "REMINISCENCES.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING star.
LONDON, April Edmund Robertson, M. p, has q
work in press called american Home Rule" II
will be published by Black. Avoiding home con.
troversies, the author gives description OF the
American Government as bearing On the general
question OF local government.
Herbert Spencer, though not strong enough to
attempt continuous literary work. Is Occupying
himself with writing "reminiscences OF his early
days.
Ihe first volume OF the new history of English
literature, announced by Macmillan, viii be Eliza
bethan literature, by George Sanitsbury
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Not an ApFil-FO0l Hoax.
THE FIRE AND SAFE ROBBERY At SEWERS EROS
WOOD YARD.

THE FIRE AND SAFE ROBBERY AT SIEVERS & EROS
WOOD YARD.
This morning at police headquarters detectives
denied the truth OF the report published in yester
days STAR OF the safe robbery and IRE at Sieyers
Bros wood and coal yard, and said the story was
given out as an Aprilfool hoax. A STAR reporter
who visited the scene OF the ire saw the safe. A
hole had been drilled through the door, and Mr..
Sievers said that when he closed 1t THURSDAY night
the safe was perfect. MI SieverS also says that
the lamp which the police say exploded and caused
the fire hung in the back shed some distance from
the most damage In the ONCE near where the safe
stood and where the fire Is supposed to have
started In speaking OF the occurrence, MI. Siey-
efs said that the facts were exactly as reported In
yesterdays STAR.
several peTs0ns living on street, near the wood
yard, said to a STAR reporter this morning that
they heard the report OF what appeared to be an
explosion OF some Kind. lt was from 12 to Is min
uteS before the IRE was discovered. One lady said
Enlightened hsr, and abe thought 1t was an earth
pany No. T. said that when they arrived at the fre
It had gained considerable Roadway. He had no
doubt but that the IRE started In the frDnt once
aad made its way back towards the stable When
he found the safe. after the fire had been ext1n-
It's hinges and lying On the ioor. he found some
two or three dollars In small change and some
papers with only the outer edges burned. The
paper money which Mr.. Eievers said was left In
the safe was NOT 60 be found He said it was the
found the door OF an from safe on its hinges after
being In the 1f6.
The damage IL estimated at about $500 on
which there Is an insurance OF $780,
were the readings ct the signal once to-day: 3 a
M, -; am, 50; IL am, =: pm, so: maxi
MUM. SO; mintmlm. 81.
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FLED To NtUARAGOA1
Wnere, under an assumed name it was reDOI
THREE NIHlLISTS HANGED,

Twenty Army Officers Arrested In Con-
nectfOn with the Last Attack ON the
Gar
BERLIN, April 2.-Three persons who were con.
cerned in the attempt to assassinate the car by
means OF bombs. in st. Petersburg, on March Ii,
were hanged Thursday morning. Twenty more
0tncers In various branches of the service have
been arrested In connection with The attempt
made against the life Of the czar In the park of
the GatSchlna palace on Tuesday last.
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10 JnAge Arthur 1ncARsAur Oa Hi
Retire0ene fr00 a. De0ch.
His throue-the Bench; his sceptm-LAw snprsmA
The peaceful sovereign q people free.
Redressing wronss. protsctng ngnn a msA
Impartial gave Tie Judgment and decree
His ermined robe. IN times that tried mems souls.
Az driven snow from every stain wss free:
TO plsce or power, % wealth o. hieh degrse.
He never 'crookd tia hinges Of the knsAs
NO Jenries WAS he. consciencslses md coarss,
No Scroess. the tyrant of his little Sphere;
His aim. the laws 20 fearlessly enforce.
Andyet 70 crime he gave plying tsar.
One segment Of the circle Of his life
Ii written mid the records of rood deeds
And now retiring from the worldly nerce strife
hind wishes follow him where duty iesds
The King In deadi Long i've the King nyS O.
welcome nvine ere farewell 10 done
Dear Judge, Let others hail the rsssnr sum-
bow to him whose course 10 molly run"
AArch 81 1887. n @. LovusoE
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Docroa LAvu1rs
LIQUOR AND P1IxS
Arr Sss..in Remedies for the Cum a hour RHxp.
The iquor to be used In Acute cases ana the PILLS In
Ln!oalc cAsea Sold by Druggists generally. de-
erapuse pamphlets sentfree by the agents.
T. FOUaERA q Co,
so-&tot 80 North Willtasn stxeets d. Z
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TIE FLOUR TRADE.-The f0ur trade n again
looking up and the March inspections Of this year
show gain OF L5zO barrels over those OF last year
for in the quarter Just CLOSED $3.50 barrels WeFi
inspected, against g 3S3 10 the March quarter 81
l666 The outlook Is said 20 be very good
No1n.-During last March mine marriage ucen-
ees were issued here. In March, l666 III marriage
licenses were issued. w. Everett OF Conn.
has been chosen general secretary OF the YounG
Mems Christian association here.-The county
school board has laid school tax OF IS cent? Der
500 on washington district and 0ne q Is osnta
per 800 ON Arlington ana JeQesuOn diStf1cfA-
J. !. smith has entered upon hts duftss as special
policeman - FiahtOWn.-Threo oomm0diols
frame houses WI beput up on Aimed sfTset nsal
Gibbon, next month by a z: DNyec.-rhe
rates between this city and Washington eom
$l06O TO tl206 Thu contract Dor maldng dog
tags Tor the city has been awarded 70 Mr. G. II
Adam, e. $3.50 Per thOUaAAl-The Washli1t0n
Prasbytery meets hego q the lu1YfAx stEeet rIos-
byteG1An church next tuesday, and the Eponc0pal
State Council WIN holA M annual sesston kege
next May.--vey lDw 0ah IRE coming up-The
real estate naxkes y actave; companiss aso bong
formed to buy lots and nnRe deeds 0 read estate
were admitted 70 rncosd LIT month than AnElAg
any month Tor many yeaR
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Dfssffct Government Affairs.
COMPARATIVE grAfINENT or TAX REcKrPTs.
Receipts from taxes. &C., during the month d